Thursday, March 4, 2021, 7:30 PM EST JAKE SHIMABUKURO,
Thursday, March 4, 2021, 7:30 PM ESTJAKE SHIMABUKURO,ukulele
JAKE SHIMABUKUROukuleleSongs to be announced during the performance
BiographyEvery major artist has that one defining album or performance, but forukulele master Jake Shimabukuro, his entire career has been filled withsuch magical achievements. Since he first came to the world’s attentionwith his deeply beautiful and original take on George Harrison’s WhileMy Guitar Gently Weeps in a viral video that dominated YouTube in 2005,the Hawaiian-born Shimabukuro has virtually reinvented the four-stringinstrument, causing many to call him “the Jimi Hendrix of the ukulele.”“I just wanted to play the ukulele my way, which turns out to be verydifferent from what everybody else has done,” says Shimabukuro, whostarted playing the instrument at the age of four and learned the basicsfrom his mother, Carol. “Most people just strummed the ukulele, but Istarted playing melodies, and a new world opened up—I was singingthrough the ukulele.”As soon as music fans got a listen to Shimabukuro’s virtuosic approachto the ukulele, they were hooked. Albums such as Gently Weeps, PeaceLove Ukulele, and Grand Ukulele topped the Billboard World MusicCharts, and as a live performer he became one of the hottest ticketsaround, headlining the Hollywood Bowl, Lincoln Center, and the SydneyOpera House (he even performed for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II)while making frequent appearances on media outlets like The TodayShow, Good Morning America, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and Late Night withConan O’Brien.In 2016 Shimabukuro recorded the all-original Nashville Sessions atMusic City’s famed Ronnie’s Place studio with producer R.S. Field (SteveEarle, Webb Wilder) and the ace rhythm section of bassist Nolan Vernerand drummer Evan Hutchings. And now he’s returned to the same cityand studio—and with the same gang, too (augmented by guitarist DavePreston)—for his newest record, The Greatest Day, which was releasedon August 31, 2018.“On the last record, it was pretty much the sound of a live trio, whichsounded fresh, raw, and organic,” says Shimabukuro. “Now we’veexpanded to a quartet, which has added more colors and variety to theoverall production. Once we recorded the live takes, we experimentedwith overdubs, and added horns, strings, and keys, and other funkysounds. There are even some vocals on a few cuts.”The 12 studio tracks that comprise The Greatest Day feature someof Shimabukuro’s most imaginative and adventuresome playing yet.Half of the album is devoted to originals, on which the instrumentalist
Biography, (continued)reaches new heights of compositional distinction. And on the covers,Shimabukuro’s prodigious skills allow him to transcend his material—nomean feat considering some of the classics and standards he’s tackling.Among the self-penned tunes, there’s the blissed-out title track, soeffervescent and airy that it transports the listener into the clouds.Shimabukuro wrote the song the night before going into the studio.After laying down parts with Verner and Hutchings, he watched DavePreston add a joyous, Edge-like guitar riff that completed the picture.“It came together so quickly,” Shimabukuro says, “and when I heard thefinal mix, I just thought, ‘Wow, this has been the greatest day!’”Pangram has already turned heads in concert. Titled after a sentencethat uses all the letters in the alphabet (“like ‘the quick brown fox jumpsover a lazy dog’”), it’s based on a chromatic scale that utilizes all thenotes in the Western music scale. But even non-musicologists will ridehappily along its rivers of cascading melodies and its pumping, rock-soulrhythms.Another treasure is Straight A’s, a carefree and vibrant gem guaranteedto lift spirits, on which Shimabukuro’s soulful soloing recalls one of hisinfluences, Carlos Santana. The song was inspired by the A string on theukulele. “I wanted to write something where the ‘A’ note could ring outthrough the entire song.” Mahalo John Wayne is a flat-out stunner, adelicate melody that transforms into a grand-scale cinematic symphony.Discussing its origins, Shimabukuro explains that his father’s favorite actoris John Wayne (“He named me Jake after one of the Duke’s characters, inthe movie Big Jake”), and the two of them would often watch Westernstogether. “Those are some great memories of mine,” he says, “so I’msaying ‘thank you’ to John Wayne for my name in this song. In Hawaiian,‘mahalo’ means ‘thank you.’”As always, Shimabukuro’s playing has a wonderful innocence to it, as ifeach phrase feels new to him. This sense of discovery is abundant on hisastonishing reinterpretations of the Beatles’ Eleanor Rigby, now a drivingand insistent ballad brimming with furious jazz chords and a spiritedback-and-forth between Shimabukuro and dobro legend Jerry Douglas.“It was such an honor to have Jerry guest on the record,” Shimabukurosays. “He was only going to play on one tune, but we had such a greattime that he stayed and played on two more tracks.” The two go toeto toe on Jimi Hendrix’s freak-flag classic If 6 Was 9, spiraling off into aspacey, jazz-rock odyssey that manages to be reverential to the originalwhile simultaneously distinguishing itself as a bold new tour de force.Shimabukuro’s wild wah-wah lines form transfixing sheets of sound,
Biography, (continued)and he even pulls off a neat trick, varying some of his melodies to recallanother Hendrix standard, Little Wing. “I wanted to throw in somethingunexpected, because that’s what I felt like Hendrix would do.”The Zombies’ psychedelic rock nugget Time of the Season was oneShimabukuro often heard in his house growing up, and on The GreatestDay he trips into nostalgia with an elegant rendition that features someof his smoothest, Wes Montgomery-like phrases. “I couldn’t wait to playthis one for my parents,” he says. “As soon as they heard it, they werelike, ‘Oh, wow! You covered the Zombies!’ They thought that was prettycool.”The Greatest Day concludes with a sparse yet exquisite readingof Leonard Cohen’s iconic hymn Hallelujah. Each line that Shimabukuroplays seeps into one’s heart and soul, proving that music is indeed theuniversal balm. “I had recorded it before, but after Cohen passed Iwanted to re-record it—I felt a new emotional response to it. It seemedlike the perfect way to end the album.”Only he didn’t end it there: Shimabukuro was particularly excited abouthis playing on a recent round of dates with bassist Nolan Verner andguitarist Dave Preston. The addition of a guitarist allowed him to solomore expressively than ever before. The digital edition of The GreatestDay includes a beautiful live version of Blue Roses Falling that featuresShimabukuro dueting with cellist Meena Cho, as well as a concertrecording of Kawika (originally made famous by the Sunday Manoa).The CD and vinyl versions of the album include both tracks along withthree more cuts including immersive takes on While My Guitar GentlyWeeps and Shimabukuro’s own Dragon. There’s even a slinky, ultra-funkyinterpretation of Bill Withers’ hit single Use Me that sees Preston showingoff his soulful vocal chops. They were recorded live with no overdubs atvarious venues by engineer Brett Lind and mixed by Jack Clarke (whoengineered Nashville Sessions and The Greatest Day).
Engagement EventsMonday, March 1, 2021VIRTUAL UKULELE WORKSHOPOpen to the public, this live, hands-on lesson in playing the ukuleleallowed community members to learn directly from Jake Shimabukuro.Tuesday, March 2, 2021A CONVERSATION WITH JAKE SHIMABUKUROPresented in partnership with the Asian Cultural Engagement Center atVirginia Tech, this event offered the opportunity for Asian Pacific IslanderDesi-American (APIDA) students to talk with Shimabukuro about thisjourney as a musician.Special thanks to Nina HaGo DeeperView this hour-long 2013 documentary Jake Shimabukuro: Life on FourStrings. What have been some of the most significant influences onShimabukuro’s development as a musician? What are the predominantforces driving Shimabukuro’s personal mission as a performer andeducator around the globe?
In the GalleriesUNBEARABLE BEAUTYJames Balog Daniel Beltrá Edward Burtynsky Chris Jordan Steve NortonThrough Saturday, April 24All galleriesExpansive in theme and panoramic in scope, this exhibition presentsworks of art that are visually engaging, impactful, and even beautiful,while conveying the difficult reality that the consequences of humanactivity have imperiled the Earth. Featuring large-scale photographicworks by three nationally and internationally recognized artists, a stunningvideo installation of one of the largest arctic glacier calving incidents todate, and an arresting soundscape of birdsongs of species that no longerexist, the exhibition articulates in striking, aesthetic terms the damageinflicted on our ecosystems by human activity. This exhibition presents avisual journey, poignantly bringing into focus a number of these criticalecological issues, the enormity of which are difficult for most of us tograsp or fully comprehend.Nonetheless, as the extraordinary work of these artists reveal—therecan be beauty even in the face of the unbearable. Their art stands as areminder of both the beauty and vulnerability of our planet.For the most up to date gallery hours, please visit our website.Edward BurtynskyNickel Tailings #30; Sudbury, Ontario, 1996Chromogenic print48 x 72 inches Edward BurtynskyCourtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery and Bryce WolkowitzGallery, New York / Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto
Online ResourcesJoin us for a special series of events featuring notable artists live from theirhomes and studios. Not another livestream or pre-recorded performancethat’s widely available to everyone, our HomeStage series is exclusive tothe Moss Arts Center and designed specifically to be presented online.For a full list of our online events and resources, please click here.Reopening UpdatesThe health and wellness of our community is our top priority, and you canbe assured that we are doing everything we can to keep you and our staffsafe and healthy. Find more information about our re-opening plans here.Box Office HoursWednesday-Friday, 10 AM-5 PMSaturday, 10 AM-4 PMFor more information, please call the box office at 540-231-5300 duringthese hours, or email us anytime at mossartscenter@vt.edu.Land AcknowledgementThe Moss Center acknowledges the Tutelo and Monacan people, whoare the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and live,and recognizes their continuing connection to the land, water, and airthat Virginia Tech consumes. We pay respect to the Tutelo and MonacanNations, and to their elders past, present, and emerging.We also acknowledge the university’s historical ties to the indenturedand enslaved whose labors built this institution. We pay respect to thesepeople for their contributions to Virginia Tech.As you engage with one another and the arts we present, we invite you toreflect on the history of this space and its possibilities for reconciliation,truth, and humanity. In the spirit of Ut Prosim, let this acknowledgment bebut a single step in the Moss Arts Center’s commitment to these values.
Support the Moss Arts Center as we continuesetting the stage for the arts in our community.Our community needs the arts to lift us up and bring us together,and artists need the support of arts organizations and audiencesto keep their work alive and relevant. Your continued support ofthe Moss Arts Center is critical.Your gift of any level makes a difference.Learn how you can support the Moss Arts Center by texting“VTArts” to 41444 or visiting give.vt.edu/mac.The names of donors making any gift by June 30, 2021, will berecognized in the Moss Arts Center’s 2021-2022 season programs.We appreciate your friendship and loyalty!PERFORMANCES l EXHIBITIONS l EXPERIENCES190 Alumni Mall, Blacksburg, VA 24061artscenter.vt.edu 540-231-5300
Moss Arts Center StaffOffice of the Executive DirectorRuth Waalkes, executive director, Moss ArtsCenter, and associate provost for the artsDavid Ehrlich, outreach fellow for the fine artsMolly Parker, executive assistantSusan Bland, associate director ofcommunicationJonathan Boulter, associate director ofpatron servicesAvery Eliades, content managerDevelopmentTracie Hughes, marketing managerRachael Carberry, associate director ofKacy McAllister, box office and studentadvancementengagement managerJP Paul, leadership gift officerProductionFinance and AdministrationDoug Witney, director of productionLiz Scharman, director of administrationGustavo Araoz, lighting supervisorKevin Ayoub, facilities and rentals managerNick Corrigan, senior technicianToni Cartee, business managerRobert Gainer, audio supervisorAustin Elliot, assistant facility managerLaine Goerner, production coordinatorMatt Hudson, IT specialistRyan Hasler, stage and rigging supervisorJamie McReynolds, fiscal, HR, andJoe Ingram, staff techniciangrants technicianShirley Rose, housekeeping workerProgrammingMargaret Lawrence, director of programmingMarketing and CommunicationsKatie Gehrt, director of marketing andcommunicationReneé Alarid, associate director ofcreative servicesBernadette Bascom, house managerJon Catherwood-Ginn, associate director ofprogrammingMargo Crutchfield, curator at largeMeggin Hicklin, exhibitions program managerSarah M. Johnson, program managerSage Wayrynen, artist services assistantInstitute for Creativity, Arts, andTechnology StaffBenjamin Knapp, executive directorTom Martin, deputy executive directorLisa McNair, director of Center for EducationalNetworks and ImpactsDoug Bowman, director of Center for HumanComputer InteractionIco Bukvic, director of the Creativity Innovation CommunityAki Ishida, director of Intelligent Infrastructurefor Human Centered CommunitiesGeorge Hardebeck, facility and studiomanager, Creativity Innovation DistrictChelsea Lyles, postdoctoral researchassociate for evaluation and assessmentPhyllis Newbill, outreach and engagementcoordinatorDylan Parker, web developerTanner Upthegrove, immersive audio specialistHolly Williams, assistant director foradministrative operationsMelissa Wyers, administrative assistant andfiscal coordinator
Moss Arts PartnersThe Moss Arts Partners (MAP) are ambassadors, advocates, and donors serving to advance a guidethe mission of the Moss Arts Center. Thanks to our 2020-2021 MAP members for their leadership:Mr. Earving L. BlytheMs. Candi M. Kelly, co-chairMs. Lindsey BowmanMr. Jeffrey K. MitchellMs. Stacy G. BrownMrs. Allison B. MitchellMr. Clem CarterDr. Anne H. MooreConstance CedrasMrs. Nancy Beville PrichardMrs. Sally Schweitzer CoxMs. Sherwood P. QuillenMrs. Betty N. DavenportMr. G. Robert Quisenberry, co-chairMrs. Carole C. DavisMr. David E. Reemsnyder IIDr. Charles Y. DavisMrs. Judith H. ReemsnyderMr. Donald DrapeauDr. James M. ShulerMs. Libby DrapeauMrs. Margaret F. ShulerMs. Connie L. FroggattMrs. Melinda P. TalleyMs. Rebecca GhezziMs. Mary Ann WalkerMs. Susan M. HansenMs. Kelli WhitfieldInstitute for Creativity, Arts, andTechnology Advisory BoardThe ICAT Advisory Board provides insight and an external perspective that guides the missionand strategic priorities for the institute. Thanks to our ICAT Advisory Board for their leadership:Patty Bartlett, Smithsonian InstitutionBen Congleton, OlarkScott Davidoff, NASA Jet Propulsion LabDomhnaill Hernon, Nokia Bell LabsAndrew Kim, Steelcase, Inc.Asta Roseway, Microsoft ResearchShathab Wahid, Bloomberg LP
Special ThanksWe are grateful for the generosity of our patrons and donors who sustain the Moss ArtsCenter with their annual gifts. The impact of all contributions, no matter the amount, issignificant in helping us transform lives through exploration and engagement with the artsand the creative process. We are honored to have received cash donations during theperiod of July 1, 2019, through June 30, 2020, from the following:AmbassadorMr. Andrew BeachMrs. Sally Schweitzer Cox and Mr. John W. CoxMr. Scott M. Freund and Ms. Emily FreundDr. Mark and Connie FroggattMr. Howard C. Huang and Mrs. Laura HuangDr. J. Michael Kelly and Mrs. Candi M. KellyMr. and Mrs. T. Scott LewisMr. Michael MosesDr. James M. Shuler and Ms. Margaret F. ShulerMr. Perry StancatoSteelcase, Inc. (ICAT)Mr. Edwin H. Talley III and Mrs. Melinda P. TalleyMr. Mark Belleville and Ms. Laura BellevilleProducerMr. Allan W. Beres and Mrs. Amy BeresDr. Rosemary Blieszner and Mr. Stephen P. GerusJo and Bud BrownMs. Deborah L. BrownMs. Elizabeth C. Calvera*Clem and Georgia CarterMrs. Rosina M. CarterMrs. Sandra E. Chase and Mr. Peter A. ChaseVirginia H. CoxMr. and Mrs. Ben J. Davenport, Jr.Mr. Albert J. Davis and Ms. Linda M. DavisErv and Betsy BlytheDr. Glen I. Earthman and Mrs. Julie G. EarthmanLarry and Lindsey BowmanNorman and Nancy EissMs. Stacy G. BrownMr. Carl J. Eng and Mrs. Jane Kornegay EngMr. Ralph M. ByersDr. Bill Epstein and Vickie EpsteinElizabeth A. Obenshain and Dr. E. Fred CarlisleMr. James A. Everett III and Mrs. Karen B. EverettConstance CedrasDr. William J. Floyd and Dr. Leslie D. KayDr. Charles Y. Davis and Mrs. Carole C. DavisMr. and Mrs. W. Heywood FralinDon and Libby DrapeauDr. Lance Franklin and Dr. Anita FranklinMs. Ann M. GoetteMr. Whiteford D. GrimesMs. Susan M. HansenHampton Roads Community FoundationMs. A. Patricia MerrymanMr. John T. Hasselmann and Mr. Keith R. StempleMr. Floyd W. Merryman, IIIPaul and Ann HluskoMrs. Frances T. MerrymanMrs. Tamara N. HodsdenDr. Anne H. MoorePatricia HyerMr. G. Robert Quisenberry andSteve JacobsMrs. Susan G. QuisenberryMr. David E. Reemsnyder II andMrs. Judith H. ReemsynderRandy and Suzie LeslieMrs. Janice B. LitschertMs. Jeanne S. LutzeMr. G. Davis Saunders, Jr.Ronnie and Faye MarcumMrs. Mary Ann Walker and Dr. Kenneth J. WalkerMarkel CorporationAssociateMrs. Barbara E. Mayo and Dr. William F. Mayo, Sr.Mr. Michael D. McCarthy and Dr. Nancy E. MeckMr. Thomas L. Ackiss and Mrs. Ann L. AckissDr. Anne McNabb and Dr. Richard M. BurianDr. Gregory T. Adel and Ms. Kimberly S. AdelMr. Jeffrey K. Mitchell and Allison B. MitchellMrs. Rhonda K. Arsenault andMr. Thomas E. Olson and Mrs. Martha A. OlsonDr. Lance E. ArsenaultDr. Carl J. Pfeiffer and Mrs. Linda J. Pfeiffercontinued.
Donors, (continued)Associate (continued)Leo and Ellen PiilonenMr. Randall S. Billingsley andDr. Bonnie S. BillingsleyLinda and Ray PlautMr. Gary T. Blakely and Mrs. Mary E. BlakelyBruce and Nancy Beville PrichardMs. Susan L. BlandMs. Felice N. ProctorMr. Richard N. Bohlin and Mrs. Bette A. BohlinMr. Minnis E. Ridenour and Mrs. Louise RidenourMs. Patricia L. BoltonMary and Ron RordamBooz Allen Hamilton Inc. (ICAT)Don and Carolyn RudeCharles W. and Frieda F. BostianSalesforceDr. Theodore G. Brna, Jr.Malinda Sayers and Staley HesterDr. Richard D. Shepherd andIn Honor of Catherine K. BreskeMr. John L. Bush and Ms. Elizabeth A. BushMrs. Laurie W. ShepherdAlexis N. ButtIn Honor of Ron and Mary RordamMr. Michael Capocelli andColonel Howard G. Sholl, Jr. USAF (Ret) andMrs. Marcia M. ShollMs. Caroline D. CapocelliRachael E. CarberryDr. Edward F. D. SpencerMr. Vincent W. Cilimberg and Mrs. Lee CilimbergConnie and Richard SwansonDr. Cyril R. Clarke and Dr. Jean ClarkeDr. Lou C. TalbuttMs. Rommelyn C. Coffren andMs. Ruth M. Waalkes and Mr. Jeffrey C. ColeMr. Zachary B. CoffrenMr. Roger L. West and Mrs. Debbie WestZai A. CookDr. Lee and Anne WheelerMr. Anthony J. Coppa IV andMs. Beverly A. Williges andDr. Robert C. Williges*Ms. Alaina M. CoppaMr. Thimothy G. Corvin and Mrs. Nancy R. CorvinLarry and Patti CowleyFriendJames D. CrawfordAnonymous (4)Mr. William C. Davis and Mrs. Sandra C. DavisPreeya F. AchariThe DeWitt FamilyMs. Reneé A. Alarid and Mr. Jason PriceIn Memory of Joseph L. DeWitt (‘16)Paula and Tom AlstonDr. Jody M. Dodd and Mr. Steven L. DoddMs. Ashleigh E. Anderson andDr. Elizabeth H. DomicoMr. Matthew GlowackiDominion Energy Charitable FoundationQuinn AndersonBill and Winnie DrummondMr. David A. Andrukonis andMr. and Mrs. David EhrlichMrs. Barbara C. AndrukonisDr. Sharon Eifried and Colonel Gary EifriedDr. Jeffrey E. ArbogastErnst & Young FoundationMrs. Kimberly A. Ayoub and Mr. Kevin S. AyoubMr. Juan P. Espinoza and Mrs. Kara EspinozaAndrew R. AzirMr. Jon H. Fagan and Mrs. Elizabeth M. FaganDevon M. BarbourMr. and Mrs. Joseph FarrellMr. Gary L. Barger and Mrs. Rosa P. BargerMr. and Mrs. Edwin Pierce Felch IIIDr. Liesl M. Baum WalkerDr. Jack W. Finney and Mrs. Kathy P FinneyMichidmaa BayarjargalMr. Terry K. Nicholson and Ms. Terri L. FisherMrs. Mary Jo Baylor and Mr. Robert P. Baylor IIIBeverly B. FlemingMrs. Betty S. BellMr. Nathan FoltaMr. Timothy L. Beres and Mrs. Jill BeresMs. Lisa D. ForckeMr. and Mrs. Jackson M. Betts, Jr.Mr. Jerry R. Ford, Jr. andMrs. Elizabeth A. Lohmancontinued.
Donors, (continued)Friend (continued)Mr. Lorance D. and Ms. Lora H. LisleEmma FralinMs. Hing-Har L. Liu and Mr. Y. A. LiuDr. Ray A. GaskinsDr. Timothy E. Long and Ms. Victoria K. LongBrian and Katie GehrtMr. Paul V. LouieMs. Rebecca M. Ghezzi and Mr. Roberto GhezziDr. Ted S. Lundy and Ms. Shirley LundyThe Honorable Colin R. Gibb and Ms. Janice GibbMs. Susan Lyon and Dr. and Leonard LyonMatthew T. GodinJulia M. Mahon KuzinDr. Terry and Mrs. Paula GoldenTarana MalhotraMrs. Sallyann Gowen and Dr. Michael P. GowenDr. Mary Marchant and Mr. James MarchantDr. Philip Grubbs and Robin Price GrubbsMs. Karina L. MartinMrs. Jean R. HahnMs. Mary Constance MaxfieldMs. Phyllis Hain*Ms. Christine I. McCannJim and Ursula HalfertyDr. Harry E. McCoy III andDr. A. L. Hammett, III and Elizabeth R. HammettDr. Catherine W. McCoyMs. Susan Hammock-CabellMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McDonaldMr. Bobby HarrisDr. Michael A. McMahon andDr. Laura J. Hefta and Dr. Stanley A. HeftaDr. William G. Herbert andMs. Joy Ackerman-HerbertDr. Richard B. Hiller and Dr. Janine S. HillerMr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. HinckerMs. Drema K. McMahonMr. James McReynolds and Ms. Pamela PhilipsMs. Carolyn G. MeierPaulo Merlin and JP Paul (Moss Arts Center andICAT)Dr. Klaus H. HinkelmannDr. and Mrs. Scott F. MidkiffDebby Hix and Bob SchulmanConnor J. MikoMr. Sinan HuangMs. Elva W. MillerMr. Samuel R. HunleyDr. David P. Minichan, Jr.Mrs. Phyllis HuttonMr. Vincent F. Miranda and Mrs. Shaila R. MirandaDr. Kylie H. Johnson and Mr. William C. JohnsonMr. Kenneth E. MooneyIn Honor of Christopher R. WollenbergJoshua M. JonesRajni D. KapaniqMatija MuharMr. Christopher Munk and Mrs. Michelle M. Munk(Moss Arts Center and ICAT)Mr. and Mrs. Chris N. KappasDr. Ragheda NassereddineMr. Theodore E. King, Jr.Dr. Amanda J. NelsonMr. Scott D. Klopfer and Dr. Michelle D. KlopferMr. James C. Overacre andDr. R. Benjamin and Betsy Knapp (ICAT)Mr. Karl H. Kroemer and Ms. Hiltrud J. KroemerMr. Andrew H. KwonMrs. Bonnie W. OveracreMr. Donovan E. Owens andMrs. Whitney L. OwensMr. David L. Lanham and Mrs. Carol C. LanhamMs. Rosanne PalaciosAllison M. LarrickMolly G. ParkerMs. Patricia S. Lavender and Mr. Charles A. StottDr. Kathleen R. Parrott andMr. Edward J. LawrenceMr. David V. WechtalukMs. Margaret A. LawrenceSammy D. PearceMr. Mark S. Lawrence and Cynthia D. LawrenceJames D. Penny and Pamela J. PennyMs. Margaret E. LayneEmily and Ted Petrovic LiMr. and Mrs. W. Tucker LemonDr. Joseph C. Pitt and Ms. Donna S. PittMs. Audrey W. LippsMs. Brenda C. Powellcontinued.
Donors, (continued)Mrs. Marybeth E. Protzman andMr. Charles W. ProtzmanDr. and Ms. Max O. Stephenson Jr.Mrs. Lynda S. StuartMs. Sherwood P. QuillenMr. William SymondsMr. and Mrs. James G. RakesDr. James M. Tanko and Ms. Linda TankoRaytheon TechnologiesMr. Duane S. Taylor and Ms. Debra A. TaylorDr. Barbara J. ReevesMr. and Mrs. Pyrros A. TelionisMs. Julaine A. Ricard andMs. Susan E. TerwilligerMr. Christopher L. RicardMr. John W. Torget and Mrs. Sandra G. TorgetTaylor and Michele RichardsonMr. Henry T. TrochlilMr. Richard L. Ridder and Ms. Elizabeth RidderDr. and Mrs. S. Richard TurnerTamara and Jim RidenourMr. Rob Van TreesRebecca RileyMs. Allison H. VetterJanet F. Ringley and Mr. Ricky L. RingleyMs. Nicole L. WagnerKeith W. and Susan S. RobertsMs. Ashley N. WhiteMark and Marcia RoddaMr. Steven L. WhiteMs. Elizabeth H. RogersJay and Traci WhitlowMs. Shirley R. RogersMr. Claude L. Wimmer and Mrs. Carol M. WimmerNancie Roop KennedyMs. Lesley A. YorkeRotary Club of Christiansburg-BlacksburgMs. Mary Jane ZodyMr. Samuel D. RothrockMrs. Kathleen A. ZweifelIn Honor of Julia McBrideMr. George E. Russell andMrs. Frances M. Hutcheson-RussellMs. Susan Bull Ryan and Dr. J. Thomas RyanDr. Todd Schenk and Mrs. Radka Schenk Kretinska* deceasedMs. Ashley SchutrumSensel, Inc. (ICAT)Doug and Kathie SewallMr. Peter M. SforzaMrs. Hale V. Sheikerz Brickhouse andMr. Robert A. BrickhouseMr. Lester A. Smeal and Mr. Arthur KrieckMr. and Mrs. Bryan K. SmithArthur and Judy SnokeMs. Ann SorensonMr. Gregory M. SpencerMs. Brenda Springer andMr. Matthew NottinghamMs. Susan M. StadsklevMr. Chris A. Stafford andMrs. Kimberly Z. StaffordMs. Stephanie C. StallingsDr. Alan W. Steiss and Ms. Patricia SteissFrances Carter and Nicholas C. Stephenscontinued.
Donors, (continued)Endowment AcknowledgementJoe and Linda Hopkins Arts Enrichment FundTimothy and Michelle Bendel Center for the ArtsCharles and Dorothy Lambert Endowment forExcellence FundLarry and Lindsey Bowman Center for the ArtsExcellence FundDeborah L. Brown Center for the Arts ExcellenceFundKeith and Constance Cedras Center for the ArtsExcellence Fundthe ArtsDave and Judie Reemsnyder Center for the ArtsG. Davis Saunders, Jr. Fund for ExcellenceJames M. and Margaret F. Shuler Fund forExcellenceElizabeth McIntosh Mitchell Trauger ExcellenceFundRefund AcknowledgementThank you to our patrons who declined their ticket refunds for the performances that werecancelled last Spring due to COVID-19.Anonymous (2)George J. Flick, Jr. and Charlene R. FlickDr. Gregory T. Adel and Ms. Kimberly S. AdelMs. Laura R. Freeman and Dr. Jeremy H. FreemanDr. and Mrs. James R. ArmstrongDr. Mark and Connie FroggattMs. Barbara K. AveryDr. Terry and Mrs. Paula GoldenBob and Lynda BaileyDr. John M. Gregg and Mrs. Leslie Roberts GreggBill and Susan BakerMs. Elizabeth Hahn and Mr. Douglas ChanceyRobert E. and Jean L. BenoitDr. Jeannie Hamilton and Dr. David HamiltonDr. Jacqueline E. BixlerDr. A. L. Hammett, III and Elizabeth R. HammettDr. Rosemary Blieszner and Mr. Stephen P. GerusJan and Jack HenckeDr. Charles and Mrs. Frieda BostianDr. William G. Herbert andMs. Deborah L. BrownMs. Joy Ackerman-HerbertJo and Bud BrownAnthony Wright and Phillip HernandezDr. Paul R. Carlier and Ms. Deborah W. CarlierMr. John S. HildrethRick A. and Linda C. CaudillJohn and Sharen HillisonConstance CedrasDr. Klaus H. HinkelmannDr. Patricia E. CeperleyDr. Joan B. HirtBrenda McDaniel and Rupert CutlerPaul and Ann HluskoMs. Kathryn M. DebnarMr. Joseph T. Ivers, Jr. andDr. Karen P. DePauwMs. Constance CummingsMs. Nancy M. DoddPosey D. and Karen S. JonesDon and Libby DrapeauDr. J. Michael Kelly and Mrs. Candi M. KellyHolli Gardner DrewryDr. Marion R. Reynolds, Jr. andKevin and Marilyn EdgarDr. Noreen M. KleinMichael S. and Vicki B. EgglestonMs. Julia A. KrissDr. Michael R. EvansDr. Andrew M. KulakMrs. Georgia Anne Snyder-Falkinham andMs. Patricia S. Lavender and Mr. Charles A. StottDr. Joseph O. Falkinham IIIMs. Margaret E. LayneMrs. Karen S. FinchDr. Lisa M. Lee and Dr. Frances A. McCartyBeverly B. FlemingMrs. Janice B. Litschertcontinued.
Donors, (continued)Ms. Roberta LittlefieldMs. Angela VikeslandDr. Chelsea H. LylesMr. Clayland H. WaiteDr. Susan G. Magliaro and Dr. Terry M. WildmanMrs. Mary Ann Walker and Dr. Kenneth J. WalkerMrs. Carol A. MarchalDr. Charles O. Warren, Jr. andRonnie and Faye MarcumMrs. Nancy N. WarrenJanne and Stan MathesMs. Sheila G. Winett and Dr. Richard A. WinettJanice McBee and Benjamin JohnsonDr. Tim and Jamie WorleyMr. Robert H. Leonard andMs. Mary J. ZodyMs. Deborah McClintockDr. Anne McNabb and Dr. Richard M. BurianBrian M. Britt and Jessica MeltsnerPaul D. and Nancy A. MetzJeffrey B. and Sandra M. MillerMs. Anna B. MitchellMr. Mark B. MondrySaied and Patty MostaghimiDonald E. and Kathleen J. MullinsMr. Thomas E. Olson and Mrs. Martha A. OlsonMr. Timothy L. PickeringDr. Ellen W. PlummerTravis and Marge PooleMs. Felice N. ProctorMs. Sherwood P. QuillenMs. Margaret RayMr. David E. Reemsnyder II andMrs. Judith H. ReemsnyderMary and Ron RordamDon and Carolyn RudeDr. George E. Russell andMrs. Frances M. Hutcheson-RussellDr. Roberta S. RussellDr. Todd Schenk and Mrs. Radka Schenk KretinskaElena L. SerranoDoug and Kathie SewallDr. Richard D. Shepherd andMrs. Laurie W. ShepherdMr. Neil L. Shumsky and Ms. Marcia S. ShumskyArthur and Judy SnokeDr. Alan W. Steiss and Ms. Patricia SteissDr. M. Jill StewartLee and Patti TalbotMr. Edwin H. Talley III and Mrs. Melinda P. TalleyMr. Steven E. TatumMr. Charles L. Taylor and Mrs. Mary TaylorMs. Susan E. TerwilligerMs. Morgan M. Thompson
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My Guitar Gently Weeps in a viral video that dominated YouTube in 2005, . The two go toe to toe on Jimi Hendrix’s freak-flag classic If 6 Was 9, spiraling off into a . Wes Montgomery-like phrases. “I couldn’t wait to play this one for my parents,” he says. “As soon as they heard it, they were
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